Fanatique Demon

Jackson not a bit stiff? 🙂

I’m with goodoil.

Agree on BBB. Viney won’t be playing….Still suspended.

Anyway, it’s meaningless because it rates all best 22 players equally. Surely a game missed by your best player isn’t equal to a game missed by your 22nd best player.

How about games MISSED by best 22?

Yay! Just checked with my wife and she confirmed… it’s the first time I’ve been right all year.

They all hold the games record for their number?

I’d be extremely happy to be wrong.

I doubt Bedford will ever make it at AFL level, but perhaps he deserves one more chance.

Surely not worth the risk. Give him until next season.

So let’s take it one week at a time and smash those Crows this weekend.

I think that the umpire didn’t whistle the mark quickly enough, so Spargo thought be had to play on.

6. Harmes 5. Jackson 4. Neal-Bullen 3. Bowey 2: Petty 1: Petracca

Congrats ANB. While he’s not universally appreciated, 100 AFL games is a pretty good effort in anyone’s book. Kick three to celebrate on Monday night!

So glad you’re up and running again. So glad, if fact, that I just signed up for Lifetime Membership. Keep up the amazing job. Love you, Demonland.

6 Spargo just kidding 6 Oliver 5 Petracca 4 Lever 3 Brown 2 Jackson 1 Brayshaw

6 Oliver 5 Lever 4 May 3 Hunt 2 Gawn 1 Petracca Minus scores for Fritsch, ANB, Spargo, Jackson, Brayshaw, Langdon, Jordon.

I’m with you, Deever. Health workers are under appreciated. Had my two Pfizer shots a couple of months ago. Apparently I’m a Bi-Pfi now.

I was going to mention that (and the obligatory apéros) but thought it might sound a bit snobby. ? GO DEMONS!

Game day already? It’s 6:45pm on Friday here. I’ll have to eat dinner, watch TV, sleep, have breakfast and vacuum the pool in my Demons scarf.

Serious question… I always thought it was dump kick. What do others think the term is?

6. Oliver 5. Petracca 4. Lever 3. Hunt 2. Spargo 1. Fritsch

Max hit it straight to Petracca running through.

Thanks. Love the icons.

I have a great memory to share. In 1989 at Leicester Square London, I was standing behind Hassa Mann in the queue at the half price theatre tickets booth. I said, “Excuse me. You’re Hassa Mann.” He turned and immediately held out his hand for me to shake and said, “Yes, pleased to meet you.” He could easily have thought, oh no, can’t a guy have a holiday without being recognised. We had a very good chat while waiting in the queue. Turned out my sister and his wife were good friends and I got to meet them at my sister’s house a couple of times years later. It’s a wonderful memory for me because Hassa Mann was one of my favourite players when I was a kid. I also met Ronald Dale a couple of times but neither time was as memorable as meeting the great Hassa Mann.